Confused about easyapache4 and fpm

doropezaTSV

• September 06, 2016 10:23

Hello, We have a new server with centos7 and easyapache4, We compiled it with the following packages:
[LIST]

ea-apache24

ea-apache24-config

ea-apache24-config-runtime

ea-apache24-mod_asis

ea-apache24-mod_auth_digest

ea-apache24-mod_authnz_ldap

ea-apache24-mod_authz_owner

ea-apache24-mod_bwlimited

ea-apache24-mod_cache

ea-apache24-mod_cgi

ea-apache24-mod_deflate

ea-apache24-mod_env

ea-apache24-mod_expires

ea-apache24-mod_headers

ea-apache24-mod_ldap

ea-apache24-mod_mpm_prefork

ea-apache24-mod_proxy

ea-apache24-mod_proxy_fcgi

ea-apache24-mod_proxy_http

ea-apache24-mod_security2

ea-apache24-mod_ssl

ea-apache24-mod_suphp

ea-apache24-mod_unique_id

ea-apache24-mod_version

ea-apache24-tools

ea-apr

ea-apr-util

ea-apr-util-ldap

ea-cpanel-tools

ea-documentroot

ea-libmcrypt

ea-php-cli

ea-php56

ea-php56-libc-client

ea-php56-pear

ea-php56-php

ea-php56-php-bcmath

ea-php56-php-calendar

ea-php56-php-cli

ea-php56-php-common

ea-php56-php-curl

ea-php56-php-devel

ea-php56-php-exif

ea-php56-php-fileinfo

ea-php56-php-fpm

ea-php56-php-ftp

ea-php56-php-gd

ea-php56-php-gettext

ea-php56-php-iconv

ea-php56-php-imap

ea-php56-php-intl

ea-php56-php-ioncube

ea-php56-php-mbstring

ea-php56-php-mcrypt

ea-php56-php-mysqlnd

ea-php56-php-pdo

ea-php56-php-pgsql

ea-php56-php-posix

ea-php56-php-pspell

ea-php56-php-soap

ea-php56-php-sockets

ea-php56-php-xml

ea-php56-php-xmlrpc

ea-php56-php-zendguard

ea-php56-php-zip

ea-php56-runtime

ea-profiles-cpanel

But in "MultiPHP Manager" there isn't a fastcgi option in handlers tab. Why?. Also I have found this documentation Configure PHP-FPM with User Pools for EasyApache 4 - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation and its shows an alert with this... The information in this document only pertains to cPanel & WHM version 56 and earlier.
and the WHM version in my server is 58, so where is the last version? And for last, if I want to use the php-fpm I have to create and configure all users, dirs, domains, spools, etc. describen on the docs by hand? (for 300+ users).

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 06, 2016 22:52

  Hello, While it's still possible to follow those instructions, it's highly discouraged because the changes you must make are not compatible with the actual FPM support in cPanel version 60. You can follow the progress for official FPM support at: Enhance FPM support An additional feature request is open for mod_fcgid at: EasyApache 4 mod_fcgid Thank you.

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  kdean

  • September 12, 2016 06:04

  While it's still possible to follow those instructions, it's highly discouraged because the changes you must make are not compatible with the actual FPM support in cPanel version 60.

  
  So, if one has been running FPM over the last few versions using the previous method, will that completely break when updating to 60? ...or will it continue to work but just require some manual removals of the user.conf and userdata fpm.conf files before activating the newer method on a user by user basis? Also, the current instructions use the following in the fpm.conf files:
  ProxyPassMatch "^/(.*\.php(/.*)?)$" "unix:/home//run/php70-fpm.sock|fcgi://localhost/home//public_html/ DirectoryIndex index.php
  but I used the following that was recommended offsite for the latter Apache 2.4 versions:
  SetHandler "proxy:unix:/home//run/php70-fpm.sock|fcgi://localhost"
  ... and it did prove to work a lot better and more compatible. Do you know what method will be used in 60? ...because the ProxyPassMatch method is pretty useless for me since it breaks sites such as wordpress multi-site installs, messes with directory indexes disallowing previously working methods. The SetHandler method doesn't have those problems.

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  hrace009

  • September 16, 2016 05:46

  me to little bit confuse with
  ProxyPassMatch "^/(.*\.php(/.*)?)$" "unix:/home//run/php70-fpm.sock|fcgi://localhost/home//public_html/
  and
  SetHandler "proxy:unix:/home//run/php70-fpm.sock|fcgi://localhost"
  witch one is the correct way? most common tutorial i look at google, they often use
  fcgi://localhost
  but cPanel giving different way. perhaps cPanel can give explanation to use :)

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  cPanelMichael

  • September 21, 2016 19:28

  Hello, For anyone viewing this thread for the first time, continued discussion of this topic is available under the comments section at: Enhance FPM support Please open a new thread to report additional issues. Thank you.

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